New Build Developments in London Zone 4
✅ 181 new homes in Zone 4 from 111 developers.✅ Prices from £249,995. Ready to move & off-plan options.
Rothbury Row
by Seymours Syon Lane New-build low-density two storey of 9 townhouses with 3 bedroom layouts, private gardens, off-street parking, electric vehicle charging and energy-efficient windows.
Royal Brunswick Park
by Comer Group Arnos GroveModern 2 to 11 storey homes with gym, school, sports pitch, shops and 2.9 hectares of landscaped open space, creating a vibrant, well planned community
Griffin Park
by ECOWorld London Brentford Sustainable new homes with 149 properties, green park, eco friendly design, transport links, schools, shops, gyms and clinics all within easy walking distance
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The Lock (at Greenford Quay)
by Telford Homes Greenford Modern canalside building with gym, workspaces, gardens and secure entry, near schools, parks, supermarkets and cafes, ideal for 1, 2 and 3 room home buyers
North East Lands
by Quintain Wembley Park Large modern development with over 2,000 homes, landscaped gardens, public park, roof terraces, local shops, cafes and schools, strong transport and amenities nearby
Millbrook Square
by Beech Grove Homes Mill Hill EastModern one and two bedroom homes and three bedroom townhouses with integrated kitchens, elegant bathrooms, outdoor spaces, parking, and nearby parks and schools.
The Lawns
by Group One Southgate A gated new build with landscaped communal gardens, allocated parking, secure management and efficient modern design. Strong transport links and long term appeal....
West Acre Square
by Southern Housing Group SouthallModern energy efficient building with landscaped gardens, fitness suite, lounges, secure cycle storage, family play areas and shops below, ideal long term investment
Avondale Drive Estate
by Hillingdon Council Hayes & HarlingtonNew homes in a green setting beside a park, with landscaped communal areas, parking, energy efficient design and phased delivery for a stable long term community
249-253 Ealing Road
by The Landmark Partnership Alperton Two mixed-use buildings up to 10 storeys with ground-floor community space, workspace, landscaped amenity, cycle and car parking. 88 homes, planning approved. Solid.
Wembley Link
by HUB Group South KentonA modern high rise with gardens, rooftop terraces, gym, pool, cinema, coworking areas and shops, near parks, schools, hospitals, cafes and transport links
Castanea Court
by SRG Holding New MaldenModern low rise homes with loft style interiors, huge windows, roof terraces, concierge, secure parking, shops on site and excellent links, ideal long term investment
Buying a New Build Home in London Zone 4
Zone 4 covers some of London's most sought-after suburban destinations — Richmond, Ealing, Wimbledon, and parts of Essex and Hertfordshire. This zone appeals to families prioritising green space, top-rated state and independent schools, and quieter residential streets, without sacrificing London connectivity. According to 2026 market data, Zone 4 saw the highest inflow of buyers relocating from inner zones in the post-pandemic period.
There are currently over 181 new build developments in Zone 4 available in our catalogue. Whether you are drawn to the parks and riverside of Richmond or the established communities of Ealing, buying direct from a developer provides a 10-year warranty, modern construction standards, and full tenure transparency.
FAQ: New Build Developments in London Zone 4
New homes in Zone 4 start from £249,995. Prices vary considerably by location, with premium riverside and park-adjacent homes in Richmond and Ealing commanding higher values.
Completion dates across Zone 4 range from 2026 to 2036. Several family-oriented schemes in this zone are already completed and available to view.
Zone 4 combines excellent school catchments, green space, and suburban peace with 30–45 minute journeys into central London. Rental yields in Zone 4 typically range between 4.2% and 5.8%, and the zone consistently outperforms the London average for long-term capital growth due to persistent housing undersupply in desirable family postcodes.